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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
For this move, Wolf uses a gun with a bayonet attached beneath its barrel, that fires green (purple in ''Ultimate'') [[projectile]] lasers. Its firing rate is much slower than that of [[Fox]] and [[Falco]]'s counterpart weapons, as Wolf is animated drawing and holstering it for each shot, and its range is the shortest, with lasers that travel about two-thirds of the length of {{SSBU|Final Destination}}. However, its shots deal a small amount of [[knockback#Set Knockback|set]] | For this move, Wolf uses a gun with a bayonet attached beneath its barrel, that fires green (purple in ''Ultimate'') [[projectile]] lasers. Its firing rate is much slower than that of [[Fox]] and [[Falco]]'s counterpart weapons, as Wolf is animated drawing and holstering it for each shot, and its range is the shortest, with lasers that travel about two-thirds of the length of {{SSBU|Final Destination}}. However, its shots deal a small amount of knockback that is not [[knockback#Set Knockback|set]] in ''Brawl'', and 5–6% (6–8% in ''Ultimate'') damage, the most damage of all three blasters, and like those of his fellow space animals, Wolf's Blaster shots have [[transcendent priority]]. The blaster also serves as a melee weapon, delivering an extra 5% (7% in ''Ultimate'') damage and considerable knockback to foes if it contacts them. When fired from the ground in ''Brawl'', the vertical range of the lasers' [[hitbox]]es make contact with the floor, and will hit any [[crouch|ducking]] or [[crawling]] opponent (such as a ducking {{SSBB|Kirby}}), and can detonate any down smash mines that {{SSBB|Snake}} may have laid. It should be noted that the damage dealt by each laser lessens slightly as it travels forward. | ||
==Instructional quote== | ==Instructional quote== | ||